Manufacturing / Microsoft 365

SharePoint-based intake and production forms

The business already used Excel on SharePoint, but warehouse intake, production reporting, and stock checks still required too much manual spreadsheet work. OPERCEL built dedicated web forms connected through Microsoft Graph and n8n, keeping the workbook as the source of truth while making daily input easier.

2operating forms
6lookup tables
200live checks

Challenge

Challenge

Excel was the source of truth, but operators should not need to open the workbook, find the right sheet, enter the right columns, and remember every stock update step.

Approach

Approach

  1. Keep SharePoint and Excel as the data layer instead of forcing a full system replacement.
  2. Read supplier, fish lot, size, semi-finished goods, and staff lists before rendering the forms.
  3. Build separate forms for material intake and production reporting with loading states, local Vietnam date defaults, and stock checks.

Expected result

Expected result

  • Operators work through a clean form instead of touching a complex workbook directly.
  • Lookup lists come from live data, so form options follow the workbook.
  • The business keeps its Microsoft 365 workflow while gaining a safer input layer.

Next case

Raw material stock optimization for production

After production forms were live, the next bottleneck was stock-read speed and confidence in the remaining quantity. OPERCEL moved reads to Excel Tables, added TTL-based cache, and invalidated stock after writes.

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